Wolves

In a statement, Wisconsin’s Green Fire Executive Director Meleesa Johnson said her organization “does not support, endorse, or concur with the lawsuit.”

They say the state violated open meeting laws while drafting the proposal and accuse wildlife officials of disregarding pro-wolf comments

Wisconsin wildlife officials unanimously approved a contentious new wolf management plan Wednesday that doesn't include a specific population goal despite demands from hunters and farmers to cap the number of wolves roaming the state

The Wisconsin DNR will be hosting two open houses to talk about wolf management in the state.The DNR has been working on creating a new wolf management plan.

Wolf hunters in Wisconsin would have to register kills faster and have less time to train their dogs under new regulations being finalized by state wildlife officials.

The latest draft of Wisconsin’s wolf management plan doesn’t have many major changes from the previous one.The DNR said it was more about clarifying certain parts of the plan people had questions about or misunderstood.

Gray wolves are thriving at Isle Royale National Park five years after they nearly died out.

A pair of Republican legislators circulated a bill Friday that would require Wisconsin wildlife officials to establish a new population goal for wolves in the state in their next management plan

The Wisconsin DNR is holding a virtual listening session for the proposed wolf management plan.

A recent survey from the Michigan Department of Natural Resources shows the state’s wolf population has stabilized. The latest data estimates about 630 wolves live in the Upper Peninsula.